Zurich Herald, 1926-06-03, Page 8err
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May Days mean r^ lowers, green trees, beauti- -fit
ful sunshine, New Dresses, new hosiery, dainty - . O IVIen'1 r, :.'l ► Over-
lingee,
new house furnishings such as window
shades,curtain drapes, linoleum, congoleum ,. , Shirts yCo,. Ties
Rugs, Wall papers, etc,
L.gI? US SI'1'OW 'YOU 01.1; IiIS1.'LA'i OF DRESS MATERIALS FOR
rJ'A13M WE \ ITER, fitEAR. FLAT CANTONS, IN ALL THE NEW
SHADE „ V FRY FASH IQ A BLE FOR .SUMMER WEAR,
o-SBOA_11l":.O • 11 + ere i ,'''fc.c•te ale° all similes in plain colors,
, .,t t'1:1.:.•.1 1 .t e mel:'te range of Ray on Sillcls.
DRES r:fli)Ian . _ • i •,i :11)11 Ilgurnd Voiles, Broadcloths, Silk
(nee es, al ditnr..'nt designs and colors.
SWEATER COATS -A. new 'shipment of Sweaters for Men, Wmoes
e -ed Chi uten, suk te'e :er ior:ng wear, also Ladies' fine silk
s.t.se at $l,"+'J LT *!.'.00 each
1Ll:OUS61)RESS1S-fri ail si for Ladies' and Misses at $1,50 to $2.50
each
*YARD WIDE LINOLEUM. 5 PAT1k. RNS TO CHOSE FROM, ALSO
a Y1.!1. R l leE (.UNi;Ut.,leUYi; 01t,CLO•rH IN ALL WIDTHS. CON-
cGOLE U 1 1:1 UCeS 1N i';1t IaA l VARiE I' Y OF PATTERNS, ALL SIZES
! N S.COCK.
GET OUR PRICES on New Curtain Goods, see our Silk Pannel cur-
ta:ns in different siees, 1
=A.TTERN'''",, PAT 1 ERNS -New and Patterns now carried in 'Stock.
Slee. enr F;tr.1,en slt 'te and Counter Style Books, every pat-
tern let •:i is carrell in Stoc k price is only 20 cents each.
SEEDS SE.h:i.)S
New .ga.; len seepis. Menzel and
turnip, S.,rghuu1, C'hiek fend now
in Stick,
STEt;'l.,ted
Turk'.`sh t'.','l-n g ' 'r yd. _.. ... 15c
R.uffi I . :, .: . a $1.ee
xa•Ingh l r1 •, 1 r r
Oinghame, 2;-.n wide at .__..._ .._19e
Hosieren l a ii � "Mieee and Chil
+den's, s:zas in lrrol.K:n lois and
tiers at half price.
GROCERIES
Salmon lb. tin's
Tomatoes canned
15e
.._...15c
S4taehing ammonia 4 pkgs. 25e
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. ._.•.. 25e
Lennox Soap, 6 for ...... ......... lac
Corn fiakes at pkg. ___ ____ ___ ___10c
Pork and Bean's 2 for ...... .........25
.J. GASCHO
Prod °iWau ted
SONS
Ph9rte 59
Zurio 's Garage
as, Gies, Greases . Teres, Tubs, Repairs
GENUIKE FORD PARTS
JUST .REeh:I\ Ell A 'SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE. ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
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0 IN Nettle OF A I3 A•1'' 11.111 r, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
• 7VE GC _At AN I EE Ot'R PRICES 'CO EXCELIJ THOSE OF T. .EATON
co,A^I D 0 t HER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES . WE GIV E
'Ml SERVICE.
'AVE MAKE. sael•TSFACTORI' `ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
:BATTERY REPAT RING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
4REPAIRIN4 I.I t lire.. ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
OTYLEN'' 't'I,i.1liNt4..
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We wish to advise 'the public 1
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we have already carried, and are 1
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• BED ROOM F1i 1,e i 1'R.. ROCKERS, CHAIRS, KITCHEN
CAmNl;r'S, 01N1NIII S AND MATTRESSES, ETC. ETC.. CALL
IN AND SEE O U R GOODS, FT.?RNITURE UPSTAIRS.,` 3
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ALL KINDS OP CLOVER SEEDS,ETC., ETC.,'
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The + amous D & A. C)r°set. All sizes
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Try i:ierner's for your next order o
Gr0eeves
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mitis Vera Siebert -spent Wed -
17 es&
ed_cess ty in London..
Mr. W rrd Fritz wale at Windsor'
this week, returning with a nervi
Ford ecu
JUNE ROD AND GUN.
In t'ie\7 of the increase in the,.
p.5,pular:ty of Ontario and Can-
ada generally with American tour
lets, the June isene of Rod and
,Gut which is a especial Ontario To-
urist Ne.mber is particularly, in-
teresting. All 'stories 'and artic-
les in the number, with the except-
ion of the regular features, deal
with Ontario sport while a per -
'sonar! rneggage from the Premier of
Ontario welcomes all tourists bathe,
province and a especial Ontario 'sec-
tion re'dcribes some of the beauty,
hea't1r, fishing and hunting resorts
of Ontario. A new aspect of an-
gling is given in "The Jumbo Trout
of Lake Superior, possibly the
gem of the table of contents; while
"Trout Fi'ehin" is a deDlightfiul
reminiscence of the creeks of old
Ontario. The regular gun, fish-
ing, outdoor and kennel departm-
ents
epartments contain especially interesting'
material for this issue. Rod and
Gun is published monthly by W.
J. Taylor, Woodstock.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Rn •.tt I for May.
Sr l--LeiandSchwalin 418; Mor- . a .a a
ley Sai.oen 388, Jack Mercer 350, •
95•Fred Brown 346, 131anch:e Grenier t i ta. . `
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o--.OK;A.S.' MARKS
C. rrected every Wedtseeday)
Butter Ib,._. • ..._.• ... 40
Eggs .. 20-24•-26
l':Itatoes per bag 2.00
Drieci apples Ib, ....... ........ 9
Vie' htea t ....... 1.25
Bailey 60
Buckwheat 65
Flour 4.75 3,75
Shorts per ton_..._ ...34.00
Scan per ton__. ...... ... 32.00
Hogs cwt • ' 13.00
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Cu.
OF WOODSTOCK
CAB LARGEST BUSINESS OF
ANY CANADIAN COMPaNY DO-
ING BUSINESS IN ONTARIO.
CASH AND BONDS ON HAND
$85,429.61.
O. Holtzman -Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
TNING RODS; AND ALL KINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE. tt-34
;re. 'S -Velma Denis 418, Eolith
Deiehr t 461; Beatrice Meiding'r
371, preen 369; Karl Ren117c•
116 Rath Foster 330, Seatriee Thiel
287, ..7' freer Salmon 281, Bert Dei -
chert 253; Theresa letter 252, Alp-
ert Clauslns 155, Peter oiVsin 125.
Sr.Pe.--Herbert Stitith 2231 Edna
Koch cis 172; Lawrence Voisin Ili:
Lawrence' Bedard 67, LeWis Thii'i .
86. '
. Jr. Pr_ .A -Margaret Schwalm
139, lease Smith 137; Lawra "Deich-t
ort 127, Patricia Ducharme 121,
Fera Deeper 121..
Jr1'r. li-Antaony Voisin 09,
Marjorie rrie G allnian 37, • Mary Mer
nor 20, Denise 'L• apoete 18, Alphon--
�us Greniar 18,
• • Mr's. G Koehler, teacher
Jr. I1I-Gordon
Albert Deich.ert 336;
usias 329, *Earl F1axbeard 32.2, Flog
see S:elek 315, *Leaonard Smith283
Arinonette Grenier 267.
Sr. II -Beatrice Gase:h;o 359, Al-
wyn Staubue 346; Margaret Hab-
rer 326, Alice Decker 317, Hazel Ut
iley 292, Qur'mbe Iless 290, Dorothy
Faelck 289. Ruth Church 281, Harry
Fo'eter 276, Rosa ZZettel 271, Ste-
wart Koehler 258, *Roy Smith 208
Jr. I.i.-Charle's Thiel 286, Albert.
Leiboicl 24.5, Stewart Thiel 232,
Len'rra Ilrberer 197, Armand 'Gre-
nier 195, Shirley - Koehler 185, Vera
Deichert 149, Louise Willert 143,
Ralph. Uttley 87, a;Reta Fleisch-
auer 73, Rona Koehler 58, Ross
Johnston 51, *Paul Hess 47.
Those marked * missed. exams,
O, O'Brein, Teacher,
Poona III -based on the result
of exams held during April and
May '
Jr. IV 375, 60/,` --Grace Koehler
h,on. 472, C`erJta Koehler 440, Rich-
ard Bedard 439, Helen Thiel 123,
Earl Ytt. bait 383, Cecil Utt1o
y 374,
Pearl Sa.r•aras 368, Alice Koehler
384, Adeline Fleraell.art.,> 3.19, 14lar,y.
Kochenns 345, Francis Kipper 321.
Sr. III --115, 60%- Hon. 506 ;Violet
Schwalm '572, Harold. Stade 527,
Iran Wiilert 523, Hugh, MacKinnon
520. Ruby Church 508, George Du -
charmer 440, Byron Duaharme 137-
Liureta Farwell 308, Ervin Diet-
rich 238.
['lira, 350, 60%--01in Foster 'Cr,
1ifford Salmon 107, Margery 'Go..
echo 389, Milverna Geiger 389, Al-
bert Rridelnan 352, Rolland., Gree
ler'', Clarence Snaith, *..
T. 11x. Kalbflcieche teacher
tk
ter e have a fine showing
of Spring Millinery and
invite you in to look it
over
OUR SELECTION NEVER WAS
elitITE1R and LOOKED MORE PL -
'EASING.
SAVE MCNEY BY BUYING YOUR
MILLINERY AT THE
HAT SHOPPE
ZURICH, - ONT.
Shop at north entrance of Bank
`Block.
SHOP EARLY 'AND 'GET FIRST
CCHOICE
Vera Orr SAa ere
BLAKE
Mils Lydia Gingerich, who is
training for a nurse in Sea9orth
hiespital, spent a few dayis at her
home on the'Bronrson Line, recent
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ly.
Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Hess of Hen
'call, accompanied by , Mi+s. A. 3.•
McDonald of Blyth, called on (r-
ends in this .vicinity 'on Sunday.
Mr. and Mns. Ecl, ;Stelck, accon L
panied by Mr. and Mt+s. Sam Hey,
'spent 'Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, John Hey Sr.
of Zurich
Mrr' Harold Johnston of. Park-
hill, spent the week -end under the
to !roof,
n
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are
Mr. 'Richard ,Denonty of _Detroit,
,spent thio weekend .,at his home
west: of the village.
Mr. and. Mrs. Cluist Rechler and
family 'spent Sunday with friend's
near 'Tai ietock Mrs.' Bechler's fa-
ther returned:'.'with them and 'will
remain for an iud'eflea.te time.
Miss M7rybell Carnie of the i'l,r-
a n:�crrr line,iortle :spent the week,
end .;witle; friends in the village;
Mr \Vire Clarke 'spent the we-
ekend
ekend •'uxider th' parerntal roof.
The Mi'sse, Ida 'and Anna Gin-
ger iebe pent Saturday evening with
friends • in ,ill�� village:. t i
"i'7'suraday, jetee.3rdR, 9,
Ni
mn1R1V4.nenizieedliale
th
We have received a large shipment
of new Furniture including Living
room, new diningromn suites, and
rockers, • ' kitchen cabinets, tables
and ,chairs
COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW GRACE LINE 'MEDS, BRASS
'BEDS, AND A FULL LINE OF THE FAMOUS SIMMONS GUAR-
ANTEED SPRINGS AND MA "1,TRBSSES;
BRING IN YOUR. PICTURES TO 13E FRAMED.
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A FULL .LINE OF SiteLb *ND. HEAVY` HARDWARE,
BEATTY WASH MACHINES AND WRINGERS, STOVES AND
FURNACES, WIRE FENCING, STEEL POSTS, POULTRY"
FENCING, AND CEMENT.
LET US DO YOUR PLUME INE•, EVET.ROUGHINU OR ROOD
ING. ,
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF 100% PURE MARTIN SENIOUR,
PAINTS, OILS, CHI-NAMEL VARNISHES.
S U P E R TE T Gas and Coal Oi Qk
TRY OUR. OILS NONE BETTER
BRING IN YOUR OLD RAGES, TRADE OR CASH le. lb.
Johnsto KaThfleisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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101=1•11/111•111114e Plfttr=9
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Cent.
You Get Your Interest
"Oa the Dot"
Time and 'n;oney are lo'at when you have. to "dun" a bor-
rower for interest that is one, two, or three monthe over-
due;
When you invest in a Huron & Erie. Debenture you re-
ceive* your interest "right on the dot."'
These Debentures are issued for $100 or more For 12 months
or longer up to 5 years.wr~
5% PER ANNUM IS PAID HALF -YEARLY,
SURPLUS SECURITY TOTALS $6,750,000.
Make your saving's earn extra interest dollars to 'hcipmeet
ever-increasing living expenses.
Applications received at any time by -
,grew F. "fess,
&ric'
MY MOTTO,•-- 9Ek1V10E AND SA,FE'FY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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.1,1.811CIMUMCIM TSIM AAC.MM lri IMAZOL JINIMIM.,N!Ir/s.YalUiMet:
Painting and Paper Hanging
LET US DO YOUR PAINTING,
GRANING, PAPERHANOIN“ &
DECORATING. WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY' OUR CUS-
TOMERS 'WITH EVERY JOB WE
DO. TRY [55 ON YOUR A" XT
JOB.
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WHERE YOU WILL FIND PITIYELY THE BIGGEST TAII.4
LING VALUES EVER HEARD OFF. , t t
{. YEARS 0'8: EXPERIENCE COUPLED WTRII ECONOMY IN 19A
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BUYING
,� THE M.A.TE$R�hL DIRECT FROM �:��� KILLS �
4. AND SELLING TO YOU AT , TREMENDOUS SAVINGS.
THAT'S WHAT p u S THE DOLLARS IN ' TGUR POCKET,
,;e BETTER HURRY AND GET YOUR ORDER RDIuR
JOHN WARD
Drugless fraction.-.'
eer and Optician.
EXETER Phony
AT WALPRR HOUSE, 3URIVIr
Every Tuesday, 10 Lula to 8 p, t
--ir- -•i - G- a•- - -..t. _ 9 - fie- -- s - lk-- & - a-•• ! ."
We're
eady
o1l f'-, t
exeraordinary showing of the Seasons
Newest Materials for Men's Suits
IN EARLY.
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